Telecoms, AI in the call path, network engineering and the occasional strong opinion. Several times a week since 2009.
Here at Simwood, we have a policy on not providing Haynes Manuals to enable scrotes to bypass our controls and processes, which are a line of defence…
Our CTO Charles Chance, took to the stage at KamailioWorld to share the story of how Simwood has evolved over two decades with Kamailio at the heart…
We’re proud to be the cover story in the May 2026 edition of Comms Business. Thirty years ago, it was an idea and many late nights coding. Today, we’…
Ofcom recently released “Statement: Reviews of Call Termination Markets and End-to-End Connectivity Condition”, a consultation we had a lot to input…
En-shit-i-fi-cation is a term coined by Cory Doctrow a few years ago to describe how once good digital platforms or services become ever ‘shitter’. W…
A few old vulnerabilities have been discovered in Kamailio (formerly OpenSER and SER) code, and two CVEs released: – CVE-2026-39863: Core – TCP Data…
Those who’ve been around Simwood a while will know we’ve never really gone in for fancy job titles or buzzword bingo. “Chief Revenue Officer” is defi…
Hi. I’m David. I look after infrastructure and systems at Simwood. While I haven’t worked directly with many of you, I work closely every day with th…
Effective today, you will be receiving weekly emails highlighting call quality on your account as a courtesy. These are in beta so we welcome feedbac…
When I was at school, business was about growth: growth leads to scale, scale leads to market share, and market share leads to margin. Big businesses…
Last week, Ofcom fined (another) pornographer a seven-figure sum because they might allow a teenager to see boobies on the interweb. Why is that news…
As well as the “annual price increase” emails, my inbox is busy at the moment with competitors busily planning maintenance. We monitor this to enhanc…